hpi receiver batter pack connectors

[JVT73]

I have a quick question, what type of plug end is on the stock savage x4.6 TF-40/RF-40 receiver battery pack. Is it the "J" type?

Thanks,

 

[Jam Racing 1]

there are a couple different ones used, perhaps a pic of yours will help us id the plug



https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...0j0i30k1j0i5i30k1j0i8i30k1j0i24k1.pqZaiHiBiX0

 

[X]

I believe this is what is used...stock. Looks like a JST connector.

 

[JVT73]

This is the eBay purchase and the stock 4AA box is mia. The on/off inline switch is stock. Thanks X and Jam Racing 1, The HPI battery box is on back order/out of stock, go figure! It looks to me that a futaba or Duratrax would work? I think JST refers to the manufacturer so, it's a BEC connector. If I understand the info that I've read, very scattered, the world of plugs/connectors.

 

[Jam Racing 1]

This is the eBay purchase and the stock 4AA box is mia. The on/off inline switch is stock. Thanks X and Jam Racing 1, The HPI battery box is on back order/out of stock, go figure! It looks to me that a futaba or Duratrax would work? I think JST refers to the manufacturer so, it's a BEC connector. If I understand the info that I've read, very scattered, the world of plugs/connectors.

Well you may as well upgrade to a 5 cell hump pack and stop using the 4 cell dry batteries... Venom , Tenergy and others sell a prebuilt battery and some include the charger with them also if you look around a bit.... Amazon, E Bay, A Main Racing and others I think you will be happy to never use dry cells again

 

[JVT73]

Well you may as well upgrade to a 5 cell hump pack and stop using the 4 cell dry batteries... Venom , Tenergy and others sell a prebuilt battery and some include the charger with them also if you look around a bit.... Amazon, E Bay, A Main Racing and others I think you will be happy to never use dry cells again

I agree with the hump pack, I'm looking for a back up in the event the hump goes down and need to throw traditional batteries in it.

 

[Jam Racing 1]

I agree with the hump pack, I'm looking for a back up in the event the hump goes down and need to throw traditional batteries in it.

If taken care of correctly a 5 cell rechargeable pack will easily last all day in a savage, I actually get tired of driving it and when day is done I still have plenty of juice left...